And time moderating it, especially if they run their own.

Pitch a micro instance with little more than the rfc2142-like addresses emulated on there - info, mayor, council, admin or chat master, whatever - useful for tagging, forwarding on the way in and info dissemination on the way out.

Much less work to run, since outgoing is all gonna be pre-vetted.

And the 302 reponse on the non-ssl port is such a no-brainer.

3b) Simultaneously, they need to be reminded and shown that the public *cannot* see what happens on Twitter or Facebook or it is much harder.

This is a fantastic point that I know I would have left out. If you’re suggesting we should be complete so that the info is there and we’re spelling out the implied difference, then I think that’s excellent.

We’re running into this right now. My family has lost a few members recently, and my mom’s gone into Final Prep mode.

Really really.

We kids are constantly discussing this. We can’t keep the broken antique sewing machine on which her great aunt made a quilt when she was a baby. We tell her “sure” but we all agree a lot of it is just going away. We have no space for this.

So much of what we keep is just for the sentiment, and that’s cool, but has no significant value to someone else if they don’t have a connection to it. It will go and make a memory with someone that starts at a thrift store.

As the world gets more consolidated for space and we lose the attics and crawlspaces where we host the treasures we will never use but know they’re there, we may have to reduce our baggage.

And that’s how I entered my own Final Prep mode decades early (ideally).

File-by-file integrity check against signed checksums upstream to trivially confirm validity of deployment.

But that’s probably not interesting.

“democracy” supports

democracy “supports”

FTFY

Incremental improvement is bad?

1. how would it look
2. what would it look like

Pick a lane.

premium economy

You can only pick one of these

See also: Upper Lower Class

past them multiple times

Crop-dusting for justice.

I leave a statement in each version of my resume, and see if a recruiter mentions it. It’s like “ask me about the western 5-legged salamander and how it’s linked to the Olympics” (hint: 5 rings) or something equally absurd but a little more relevant.

If they say the line, then I know they read it. If I ask, “so, did you catch the Olympics?”, and they still don’t pick up on it, they’re judged.

It’s okay to spell-check articles before screen-shotting them.

Samsung S10 here. It needs replacement or LineageOS.

Best phone? I LOVED my Nexus5. Oh man, was that a great phone. Before that - get ready - StarTAC 7800: a feature-flip. Not as indestructable as my micro-TAC 550 but still a great phone.

everyday

every day

bloatness

bloat

experiences

experience

I used a linux desktop in 1995 or so. Never since. Even when I was working with the company building unix and linux - to be clear, building and selling AT&T Unix and a Linux distro - our standard kit was windows. It was less hassle as winamp, vanDyke and Mozilla ran better as-is.

I haven’t used a linux desktop in 30 years of linux. Maybe this year?

That’s the one that avoided any enterprise SSHd, right?

you’re all going to have to talk - and listen - to each other

We do not tolerate intolerance.

Too bad about its failure as an init system, though.

Lemmy admins have fundamentally broken the idea of federation with defederation.

How very IRC of them.

Be a better admin. I’ll join your instance once it’s set up.

It was.

In fact, for about 3 weeks, Facebook and gtalk could exchange message seamlessly and easily over their fed gateway and xmpp.

Seeing a problem with this, FB changed. With it being at least 4.5 weeks since the last complete redesign incompatible with the old, Google also changed to something that sucked.

Heh. Now that’s a party.